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  • I love my dog, but I've never had to clean potato vomit out of a carpet at 3 am.

  • That is a responsible and optimistic worlview, AdolphSchmitler.

  • "Idiots! You should pan fry the mirepoix in a little oil to soften them and get all the toasty flavor before you add it to the soup," you say to the cannibal from inside the pot.

  • Welcome to the post-truth reality. Everyone everywhere is being disingenuous. Sincerity is a self-imposed handicap, holding yourself to a higher standard than the people who would subjugate you for fun and profit.

  • Have you tried not being corrupt oligarchs?

  • Royalties? Did they think there's some descendants of an ancient Babylonian mathematician living large on the residuals?

  • That was fast.

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  • Ok, but if you learned later that the guy was trafficking and raping women and children, and was selling them to other rich people for sex, that might color your perspective a bit? And if you looked back on that moment and said "I saw nothing strange or suspicious" I would think you were a liar.

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  • Him, Epstein, and four girls who he claims were college aged. Epstein, the human trafficker and child rapist, and another middle aged man, having a party with four "college aged" girls.

    But nothing weird or suspicious.

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  • Oh man, I was willing to give him the benefit of the doubt until I read the content of his email.

    First he says that he didn't see anything that would suggest sex crimes, then he says he met Jeffrey and "the girls" who were 4 young women introduced to him as students, and says they were very hospitable.

  • We have a shit load of laws designed to prevent fascism. They aren't preventing fascism.

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  • Even buildings built for the homeowner suck, because building codes suck and construction materials suck. It's very hard, and very expensive, to build a nice home of any size. And even if you spend the money, you'll never get it back because the market doesn't value quality.

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  • Yes, and it's also unfettered capitalism. Developers buy land cheap, build homes cheap, and sell them for a profit. That's usually not in the best interests of the homeowners or the community. In many other countries, homeowners buy land, choose a builder, buy materials, and contribute to their local area. It's a system that costs slightly more upfront, but most of the value stays where it should, with the homeowners and the laborers. There's no mass-produced garbage or corporate veils to syphon and protect profits far away from the community.

  • The point is that the ones who don't know should know. That's like the entire point of news. If the article keeps it vague, then people who are barely paying attention might think that an actual judge made a legal ruling based on the law. They might assume that a federal judge is non-partisan and independent.

  • Yeah, these articles shouldn't say "a federal judge..." "Trump lackey Aileen Cannon has once again protected her masters."

  • My kids get their assignments, turn them in, and receive their grades on four different apps, plus there's a version for the parents.

  • Where? Fuck you, that's where. You want your kid to be on time for their activities? Surrender all privacy, because what are you going to do? Keep your kid out of sports and clubs?

  • Plot twist, they were actually playing Warhammer 40k with the neighbors.

  • Seems to have worked then.